Fall is almost here! These beautiful DIY fall decor ideas to make with a Cricut will inspire you to get started on your fall crafting and decorating. Never mind that it's still 80 degrees outside, now that September is here I have no shame in bringing out alllll the fall decor and crafts! I love crafting for fall and the easiest way to create cozy and unique fall decor is with my Cricut. I dug out some of my favorite fall decorations that I've made with my Cricut, along with tons of other amazing Cricut fall decor ideas from some super talented makers. You can easily create and customize these projects for your fall decor. I love all of the different colors and materials that are used in Continue Reading
How to Make a Thanksgiving Kitchen Towel
Make this adorable Thanksgiving Kitchen Towel to have as a Thanksgiving kitchen decoration or to take as a Thanksgiving hostess gift... it's super easy to make with a Cricut and iron-on! I realized this year that of all of the holiday crafts on my blog, I've never made anything specifically for Thanksgiving. Obviously that needed to change! I came up with an idea for a phrase that I wanted for a Thanksgiving kitchen towel. There was not a design in existence anywhere with the that phase (Full of turkey, pie & thanks) so I did some adding and slicing in Design Space and came up with this custom image that I love! One of my favorite things about working with Design Space is that Continue Reading
DIY Fresh Baked Pies Cutting Board Sign – Reversible!
Create this darling Fresh Baked Pies Sign with a Cricut, cutting board and adhesive vinyl. Then flip it over and create the Fresh Baked Gingerbread Sign... the perfect transitional decoration from fall to Christmas! If you've been around the blog before you may have noticed that I am a big fan of a good two-for project. I love decor that can be easily transitioned (or in this case, simply flipped!) from one season or holiday to the next with little effort (does a flip even count as effort?!) and little money (or better yet, NO money!) When I was getting my fall decor out last week, I realized that out of all of my seasonal decor I don't really have anything that's for the kitchen. Continue Reading
Make Cards for Any Occasion with the Cricut Joy Card Mat
Never get stuck needing a card at the last minute ever again. It is so ridiculously easy to create cards for any occasion using the Cricut Joy card mat. Make a bunch and have them on hand for when an occasion pops up. I remember when I was a kid wondering why my mom had so many random cards on hand. I eventually realized how genius it was (along with so many other things my mom did when I was younger that I didn't understand at the time!) After enough occasions of needing a card for a last minute party or a belated birthday, I realized I needed to do the same. And then I got a Cricut Joy machine and I officially have cards for all.the.things! (Are you proud, mom?!) How to Make a Continue Reading
Hey Pumpkin DIY Throw Pillow Cover
Create this darling and professional looking Hey Pumpkin DIY Throw Pillow Cover with Cricut Infusible Ink. The simple black and white design will complement any fall color palette. I'm obsessed with the Infusible Ink pillow cover blanks. Can't.stop.making.pillows! This is my 4th Infusible Ink DIY Pillow Cover design (you can see my first one here, you'll have to stay tuned for the other 3 :) ). But I'll give you a hint: this Hey Pumpkin throw pillow cover flips over to make it the perfect Christmas pillow! I've made many pillow covers with my Cricut but now that I've made them with Infusible Ink I don't think I'll make them any other way. It's amazing how professional these DIY Continue Reading
Leftover Chili Cornbread Casserole Recipe
Use up your chili leftovers by making this delicious Chili Cornbread Casserole recipe. The subtle heat of the chili combined with the subtle sweetness of the cornbread make it pure magic. Trust me, you will make you want to make extra chili just so you have enough to make this dish! My Chili Cornbread Casserole recipe is sponsored by Ohio Beef Council. As always, the ideas and opinions shared are all my own. I always look forward to the first batch of chili of the season. I associate it with cozy fall evenings and football. Well, we may not have Buckeye football this fall but we'll still have the chili! I love my chili recipe, but there are usually more leftovers than we can eat. Continue Reading
